Dr. Steven Greer

I got news for people. On important stuff like this, it's already a totalitarian state. But on the things that we think we have some control over, it's the periphery. It's not the essential information. And so what we need to do is re-empower democracy and the presidency and the Congress with the correct information. And then the people need to then voice what they want out.

So now are there going to be decisions? I 100% agree. If you go all the way back to the 90s, we recommended to President Clinton and his team that not all these technologies by any means can be left, come out all at once.

So now are there going to be decisions? I 100% agree. If you go all the way back to the 90s, we recommended to President Clinton and his team that not all these technologies by any means can be left, come out all at once.

But there have to be at beginning the process because otherwise we'll be here another 100 years sitting on a ruined planet with this as being because a bunch of money-grubbing CEOs and investors in Wall Street don't want the truth out, right? or transnational corporations. So to get this fixed is going to take some real courage.

But there have to be at beginning the process because otherwise we'll be here another 100 years sitting on a ruined planet with this as being because a bunch of money-grubbing CEOs and investors in Wall Street don't want the truth out, right? or transnational corporations. So to get this fixed is going to take some real courage.

And what you alluded to is another level of courage because you're going to have to say to some of your friends... who are in the energy sector, well, had a nice 200-year run with the old industrial revolution, time for a new industrial revolution, time for a golden age. And that's what needs to happen. Now, you may say it can't.

And what you alluded to is another level of courage because you're going to have to say to some of your friends... who are in the energy sector, well, had a nice 200-year run with the old industrial revolution, time for a new industrial revolution, time for a golden age. And that's what needs to happen. Now, you may say it can't.

Right.

Right.

You're assuming that the presidency is omnipotent and that there aren't other powers out there. It's a false assumption. What I'm saying is that if our leaders don't get on the right side of this, this decision will be taken away from them. So I would suggest that they think long and hard about resisting the winds of the universe, the course of history.

You're assuming that the presidency is omnipotent and that there aren't other powers out there. It's a false assumption. What I'm saying is that if our leaders don't get on the right side of this, this decision will be taken away from them. So I would suggest that they think long and hard about resisting the winds of the universe, the course of history.

You have to manage it, but you can't just keep kicking the can down the road. That kick in the can down the road has gotten us where we are. and all kinds of problems, whether it's the Middle East and oil and our dependency or the environment or the oceans being polluted or the health being destroyed by many of these items that we don't need to be using. I mean, there's a plethora of problems.

You have to manage it, but you can't just keep kicking the can down the road. That kick in the can down the road has gotten us where we are. and all kinds of problems, whether it's the Middle East and oil and our dependency or the environment or the oceans being polluted or the health being destroyed by many of these items that we don't need to be using. I mean, there's a plethora of problems.

And what everyone wants to do is kick the can down the road. I am not unsympathetic to the fact that this would be, quote, unquote, a disruptive technology. But at the same time, I look at what the future is without it, right? So let's do a risk-benefit analysis on that, right? We do it as doctors all the time. What's the risk of this treatment versus its benefit?

And what everyone wants to do is kick the can down the road. I am not unsympathetic to the fact that this would be, quote, unquote, a disruptive technology. But at the same time, I look at what the future is without it, right? So let's do a risk-benefit analysis on that, right? We do it as doctors all the time. What's the risk of this treatment versus its benefit?

The risk of letting the status quo prevail where we are is that we're really headed towards a very damaged planet and a very unstable populace where there's growing poverty and not enough, the whole have and have nots battle.

The risk of letting the status quo prevail where we are is that we're really headed towards a very damaged planet and a very unstable populace where there's growing poverty and not enough, the whole have and have nots battle.

Okay, so when I asked him the question— Well, I mean he's the most powerful acknowledged one, but the people in this organization have more power.

Okay, so when I asked him the question— Well, I mean he's the most powerful acknowledged one, but the people in this organization have more power.

Yes. In terms of an acknowledged position, the presidency is the most powerful. So the president is, the office of the president. But you only have the power you use, right? So let's talk about that.